Greenpeace, one of the world’s most
respected and dynamic organizations, is an international non-profit global
campaigning organization that acts to ensure the ability of Earth to nurture
life in all its diversity. At the heart
of Greenpeace’s campaigns is the tradition of non-violent, direct action
against environmental abuse and destruction.
Greenpeace exists
because this fragile earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs
change. It needs action.
Greenpeace acts
to change attitudes and behavior, to protect and conserve the environment and
to promote peace by:
- Catalyzing an energy revolution to address the number one threat facing our planet: climate change.
- Defending our oceans by challenging wasteful and destructive fishing, and creating a global network of marine reserves.
- Protecting the world's ancient forests and the animals, plants and people that depend on them.
- Creating a toxic free future with safer alternatives to hazardous chemicals in today's products and manufacturing.
- Campaigning for sustainable agriculture by rejecting genetically engineered organisms, protecting biodiversity and encouraging socially responsible farming.
Greenpeace is
present in 40 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the
Pacific.
To maintain our
independence, Greenpeace does not accept donations from governments or
corporations but relies on contributions from individual supporters and
foundation grants.
For
over 40 years, Greenpeace has been successful in our campaigns to reverse environmental
degradation by bearing witness to environmental destruction and exposing and
confronting environmental abuse. Greenpeace campaigns have been vital in informing
government policies on the environment and effecting changes in business
practices which lead to various environmental problems.
Greenpeace in Southeast Asia
Greenpeace
opened our first office in Southeast Asia in 2000. In that time we have led
successful campaigns throughout the region, securing fresher air, cleaner water
and a healthier environment through changing industry practices and government
policies. Greenpeace actively campaigns across the region to catalyze an energy
revolution, protect ancient forests and our oceans, create a toxics-free future
and create a shift to sustainable agriculture.
Greenpeace
has three offices in Southeast Asia (GPSEA) —in Thailand, Indonesia and the
Philippines and each office is currently composed of six departments: Campaigns,
Fundraising, Communications, Mass Mobilization (all under Programme), Human
Resources and Organizational Support (under Operations). Currently, Greenpeace
Southeast Asia employs nearly 200 staff across the region, excluding the direct
dialogue fundraisers.
THE POST: REGIONAL VIDEO PRODUCER
Job Summary:
The
Regional Video Producer will initially lead the set-up of the Video Desk for
Greenpeace Southeast Asia. He/She will also produce, edit and distribute
Greenpeace video footage for regional media markets and internal clients in
accordance with industry quality standards in order to ensure Greenpeace
Southeast Asia is a trusted and creative provider of video news and features.
Manage from script to screen (produce, edit and
distribute) GPSEA video footage, both news and features to regional media
markets and TV channels, including digital TV, support GPSEA offices NRO's with
distribution of material, training, produce and distribute Greenpeace footage
to regional media markets, in accordance with industry quality standards as
well as internal brand guidelines in order to ensure Greenpeace is and will
remain a trusted and creative provider of video news and features.
Key
Responsibilities
1. Development/Training
Develop video production capacity in Greenpeace
Southeast Asia, including resourcing, training, network building. Build staff
skills in scripting, editing, producing and distributing video productions.
2. News GatheringPlan, shoot, script, edit, produce and distribute
news reports, B-rolls and features for international and local media agencies,
exchanges and broadcast clients.
3. Non-news Productions
Plan, shoot, script, edit, produce and
distribute promos, documentaries, music videos, vlogs, campaign films,
clipreels and other non-news
productions.
4. New Delivery Channels and Platforms
Investigate, develop and implement new delivery
channels and platforms for Greenpeace video content.
5. Freelancers
Develop and maintain close working relationships
with freelance camera crews and producers and manage administrative
requirements related to these.
6. Network
Develop and maintain close working relationships
with external clients including news desks, editors, independent filmmakers,
documentary producer and others
7. Copyright and Licensing
Stay up to date with relevant copyright and
licensing procedures including those for external or commissioned footage and
music
8. Production Skills
Keep abreast of development in video production
particularly in regard to camera, editing and transmission technologies and
emerging delivery platforms.
9. Budgets
Budgets and monitor expenditures related to the
function of the Video Desk
Qualifications
- Degree in broadcast journalism or equivalent industry experience
- At least 3 years experience working in a television news or current affairs environment, preferably with experience of live or daily broadcasting
Competency Profile:
Organization competencies
- Strong commitment to the aims and values of Greenpeace
Functional competencies
- Sound technical and production skills including camera operation, non-linear editing and script writing
- In-depth knowledge of international broadcasting and television news agencies
- Sound editorial judgement
- Fluent written and spoken English
- Ability to manage multiple simultaneously projects and to meet tight deadlines.
Leadership Competencies
SPECIFIC WORK ENVIRONMENT (optional)
- A flexible mindset regarding working hours and travel for the environment
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE APPLYING TO THIS POST
WORKING HOURS
Normal hours of work for full time Employee will be forty (40) per
week or (5) days in a week, at 8 hours per day excluding an hour lunch
break. This will be from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 8:30 am
to 6: 30 pm. Ordinary hours of work may be varied as agreed between
staff and the line managers.
LEAVE
A permanent employee will be entitled to the following leaves:
Annual Leave: 20 days
Sick Leave: 30 days
Parental Leave: As per labor laws and Greenpeace policy
Long Service Leave: 2 months paid leave after 5 years of continuous service
Compassionate leave: maximum of 5 days for the death of significant others.
SALARY
In determining salary offer for this position, Greenpeace applies its
Salary Grading Process, taking into consideration the job description
and applicant’s previous experience, and the organization’s salary
grade.
INSURANCE
Greenpeace provides health insurance and travel insurance to its employees.
Greenpeace provides health insurance and travel insurance to its employees.
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Greenpeace is committed to providing its employees with learning and
development opportunities to be able to perform its functions more
effectively. Through its mentoring process and annual Performance
Management System, staff’s development objectives are identified and
prioritized.
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Greenpeace is committed to the principle of Equal Employment
Opportunity for all employees, regardless of sex, marital status,
nationality, religion, age, sexual orientation and any other
characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job.Selection will
be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the
appointment will be on the basis of applicant’s merits and abilities.
HR POLICIES AND PROCEDURE
Greenpeace management and staff are given guidance on the
implications of the equal opportunities policy. Policies and procedures
are reviewed to review and adapt current practices to promote equality
of opportunity.Other organizational policies and procedures will be
fully discussed to the successful applicant.
APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Interested
candidates are invited to write Letter of Introduction, explaining why you
are qualified for
the position and why you want to work for Greenpeace, fill-up the attached
Application Form you can download from HERE
and email to:
Deadline for Applications:
August 14,2014
We regret that we shall be unable to acknowledge
receipt of the form but should you wish to confirm that we have received your application,
please call our office at tel. +62
21 521 2552.
As we receive a large number of applicants for our
advertised vacancies, we are unable to respond to those applicants who have not
been shortlisted and we apologize for this in advance. If you do not hear from us within two weeks
of the closing date, please assume that you have not been shortlisted.
GUIDANCE IN COMPLETING YOUR APPLICATION FORM
- Read the recruitment pack carefully before completing your application form. The recruitment pack contains information about Greenpeace, about the job you are applying for, and brief information on employment conditions.
- Complete all items in the application form. Remember that this will be our basis for shortlisting candidates. Curriculum Vitae (CVs) will not be accepted.
- Make sure you email the form to the correct email address (jobs.ph@greenpeace.org), addressed to the HR Department, and ensure that your application form arrives before the closing date. Application forms received after the closing date will not be accepted.
- If you have questions, kindly email jobs.id@greenpeace.org.
Thank you and we look
forward to receiving your application letter and completed application form.
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